I can understand the noise argument of wind turbines - but the "visual eyesore" baffles me. We have to look at cell towers, satellite dishes and utility poles every day, but a wind turbine is too ugly to deal with? Come on.

CLEVER

Not really, the conference handles those matters, we just televise the sports. But our handlers handed down that mandate when they got initially suspended, so we actually did the opposite of protecting them, as soon as they were off the team, they got the Chris Benoit treatment on our end. Your outrage needs to be…

And, so comes the zombie apocalypse....

The Bobbi Kristina show idea is beyond anything any human should ever consider. Now I'm wondering if this is why she's being kept alive.

Sorry, I don't normally bitch about Hollywood casting, but Lynsey Addario is one of my heroes - and that is teeeeerrrriible casting. Anyway, she's a fucking amazing photojournalist, so I guess I should just be happy there's a movie being made about her, even if it's with 24 year old, blonde, blue eyed Jennifer…

Nothing says "I do" like a bridegroom with a boner.

Since you've already been bumped out of the grey—the decision to prosecute doesn't mean anything in terms of guilt or innocence. You can be raped by someone with whom you've previously had sex. You can be raped by someone whom you invited into your home or your bed. You can be raped by someone during a situation that…

No. The point is that this is a massive circumvention of the discovery process as well as the myriad of rules that generally govern records related to lawsuits. So let's say your client went on an exaggeration bing. The defense would then go through the usual legal mechanics to get the records that proved your client…

I would think that owing to the whole point of privacy laws, these would be subject to both FERPA and HIPAA restrictions. They don't stop being medical records just because they are also covered under FERPA.

And that's the biggest bullshit part of this.

I sought counseling for a sexual assault committed by another student.

There's nothing that happened in any of those sessions that would be particularly bad if they were to come out for any reason. It's the entire principle of the matter that concerns and disgusts me.

As a college educator, to see FERPA abused in this way is disgusting. The law was one of several policies from the 1960s and 70s that ended en loco parentis at universities so that students could be treated as autonomous adults and hold their schools accountable. Not to mention, it gave administrators and professors a…

When I was in school, at one point I made use of my university's counseling center for several months during a personal crisis. I'm fucking horrified to find out that any records of my time there could be accessed like this, and had I known it wasn't covered under HIPAA I would have likely never made use of it in the…

She isn't suing for damages. She's suing under Title IX. The student makes no claim of malpractice or wrongdoing by her medical providers (although that letter certainly raises the possibility that malpractice might have happened too).

But they should do it through the court system and the trial so that they are only given what a judge says they are allowed to view. This bypasses that system entirely and probably gets them documents they are not supposed to have.

I work for Pac-12 Network and coming into this basketball season, we were told to not use any highlights from last season with those three players involved, or if we had to, de-emphasizing them as much as we could.